Abstract: In some examples, a device comprises: a substrate having a cavity, the cavity having a bottom surface; a die pad in the cavity; and a semiconductor die in the cavity and having a first segment coupled to the die pad and a second segment suspended over and facing the bottom surface.

Abstract: Methods and systems for monitoring an alternator are disclosed. A method of monitoring an alternator comprises: receiving alternator output data indicating an electrical output of an alternator; estimating an expected excitation current in a rotor of the alternator from the alternator output data; estimating an equivalent open circuit voltage of the alternator from the expected excitation current estimated; plotting a characteristic test curve for the alternator using the estimated equivalent open circuit voltage and the measured excitation current in the rotor of the alternator; and assessing a condition of the rotor of the alternator using the characteristic test curve.

Abstract: A burn pit system for non-invasively determining or estimating parameters or properties of a multiphase fluid in a pipeline is disclosed. The burn pit system includes an assembly mounted on an exterior of a pipeline. The assembly includes an oscillator and first vibration senso, both arranged on a first axis, and a second vibration sensor arranged on a second axis. The second axis is perpendicular to the first axis. The oscillator is operable to oscillate the first and second vibration sensors at a predetermined frequency. The system further includes a computing sub-system having a controller, one or more processors, and a non-transitory computer-readable medium storing instructions executable by the one or more processors to perform operations. The operations include transmitting instructions to the oscillator to oscillate at the predetermined frequency and receiving vibration data from the first and second vibration sensors.

Abstract: In some examples, a device comprises a ceramic substrate having a cavity, a die pad in the cavity, and a semiconductor die in the cavity and having a first segment coupled to the die pad and a second segment cantilevered over a floor of the cavity. The device also includes a first conductive member in the cavity, the first conductive member coupled to a second conductive member exposed to an exterior of the ceramic substrate. The device also includes a bond wire coupled to a device side of the semiconductor die and to the first conductive member.

Abstract: A building security system includes one or more memory devices configured to store instructions, that when executed on one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to receive, for each of alarm rules, one or more alarm rule parameters for each of the alarm rules from a user device, receive security system data from a security system, and for each alarm rule of the alarm rules determining, based on the one or more alarm rule parameters for the alarm rule, whether the alarm rule is triggered by the security system data and generating an alarm for the alarm rule in response to determining that the alarm rule is triggered.

Abstract: An example semiconductor package comprises a ceramic header having a first open space separated from a second open space by a ceramic barrier. A first heat sink is attached to a bottom of the ceramic header below the first open area. A first integrated circuit (IC) die is mounted on the first heat sink. A second heat sink is attached to a bottom of the ceramic header below the second open area. A second IC die is mounted on the second heat sink. A capacitive interface is disposed in the ceramic barrier between the first IC die and the second IC die. The capacitive has a plurality of capacitive elements alternating with a plurality of shielding elements. The capacitive elements are tunable over a range of capacitive values.

Abstract: A described example includes: a ceramic package having a board side surface and an opposite top side surface; a heat slug mounted to the board side surface of the ceramic package, forming a bottom surface in a die cavity; leads mounted to conductive lands on the ceramic package; sidewall metallization extending from the conductive lands and covering a portion of one of the sides of the ceramic package; copper tungsten alloy conductor layers formed in the ceramic package and spaced by dielectric layers; bond fingers formed of a conductor layer and extending to the die cavity; a semiconductor device mounted over the heat slug, and having bond pads on a device side surface facing away from a surface of the heat slug; electrical connections between bond pads on the semiconductor device and the bond fingers; and a lid mounted to the top side surface of the ceramic package.

Abstract: In examples, a ceramic semiconductor package includes a first semiconductor die; a second semiconductor die; and a ceramic body including a ceramic member. The ceramic member comprises a first conductor on a top surface of the ceramic member and a second conductor. The second conductor includes a first member on the top surface of the ceramic member and separated from the first conductor, the first member coupled to a device side of the first semiconductor die; and a second member coupled to the first member by a vertical member, the second member extending horizontally within the ceramic member parallel to and coinciding vertically with the first conductor, the second member coupled to a device side of the second semiconductor die.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes a filtration device that includes a housing that includes a first tubular section connected to a second tubular section, wherein the first tubular section extends along a longitudinal axis and includes an open end that forms a fluid inlet of the housing, a closed end opposite the open end, and a connection opening positioned between the open and closed ends, and wherein the second tubular section includes a first open end connected to the connection opening of the first tubular section and a second open end that forms a fluid outlet of the housing; and a filter that is arranged inside of the first tubular section and that extends along the longitudinal axis of the first tubular section; wherein the filter includes an electromagnet configured to generate a magnetic field that surrounds at least the first tubular section and attracts metal contaminants in a fluid to the filter. A filter system is also described.

Abstract: A described example includes: a ceramic package having a board side surface and an opposite top side surface; a heat slug mounted to the board side surface of the ceramic package, forming a bottom surface in a die cavity; leads mounted to conductive lands on the ceramic package; sidewall metallization extending from the conductive lands and covering a portion of one of the sides of the ceramic package; copper tungsten alloy conductor layers formed in the ceramic package and spaced by dielectric layers; bond fingers formed of a conductor layer and extending to the die cavity; a semiconductor device mounted over the heat slug, and having bond pads on a device side surface facing away from a surface of the heat slug; electrical connections between bond pads on the semiconductor device and the bond fingers; and a lid mounted to the top side surface of the ceramic package.

Abstract: In some examples, a device comprises a ceramic substrate having a cavity, a die pad in the cavity, and a semiconductor die in the cavity and having a first segment coupled to the die pad and a second segment cantilevered over a floor of the cavity. The device also includes a first conductive member in the cavity, the first conductive member coupled to a second conductive member exposed to an exterior of the ceramic substrate. The device also includes a bond wire coupled to a device side of the semiconductor die and to the first conductive member.

Abstract: Provided herein are systems and methods for determining relationships between events occurring in networks. Notifications describing events occurring in networks can be received and processed to determine groups of network event types. A root-cause network can be generated based on the events, with the nodes of the root-cause network representing different event types and the edges of the root-cause network indicating directional, causal relationships between the nodes. A received network event can be processed to determine potential causes of the received network event based on the root-cause network and other events received by the network.

Abstract: The present invention relates to Labisia pumila extract composition for reducing the progression of health problems and process for preparation thereof and their uses. More particularly, the present invention relates to corresponding process and to certain novel compounds of Labisia pumila extract composition for pharmaceutical formulation. One of the advantages of process of the extraction is having shorter duration extraction compared to the prior art documents. In addition, the Labisia pumila extract can be stored up to 3 years shelf-life with improved stability in storage, including shelf-life and their useable administration. Another advantage of the pharmaceutical formulation of the present invention is an improved formulation with pharmaceutical grade safety standard, and its optimised and stable pharmaceutical dosage form for clinical use and reducing the progression of health problems selected from obesity, metabolic syndrome, anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant treatment.

Abstract: Provided herein are systems and methods for determining relationships between events occurring in networks. Notifications describing events occurring in networks can be received and processed to determine groups of network event types. A root-cause network can be generated based on the events, with the nodes of the root-cause network representing different event types and the edges of the root-cause network indicating directional, causal relationships between the nodes. A received network event can be processed to determine potential causes of the received network event based on the root-cause network and other events received by the network.

Abstract: A computing device for managing a security system is disclosed. The computing device includes one or more processors. In some embodiments, the one or more processors can receive a number of events occurring in one or more of a number of polling loop networks. The events are monitored by a control device. The one or more processors can determine whether an occurrence frequency of the events exceeds a first threshold, where the occurrence frequency is defined as a number of the events divided by a period of time during which the events occurred. The one or more processors can in response to determining that the occurrence frequency exceeds the first threshold, automatically notify a user of the security system via a web application.

Abstract: Provided herein are systems and methods for determining relationships between events occurring in networks. Notifications describing events occurring in networks can be received and processed to determine groups of network event types. A root-cause network can be generated based on the events, with the nodes of the root-cause network representing different event types and the edges of the root-cause network indicating directional, causal relationships between the nodes. A received network event can be processed to determine potential causes of the received network event based on the root-cause network and other events received by the network.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes a filtration device that includes a housing that includes a first tubular section connected to a second tubular section, wherein the first tubular section extends along a longitudinal axis and includes an open end that forms a fluid inlet of the housing, a closed end opposite the open end, and a connection opening positioned between the open and closed ends, and wherein the second tubular section includes a first open end connected to the connection opening of the first tubular section and a second open end that forms a fluid outlet of the housing; and a filter that is arranged inside of the first tubular section and that extends along the longitudinal axis of the first tubular section; wherein the filter includes an electromagnet configured to generate a magnetic field that surrounds at least the first tubular section and attracts metal contaminants in a fluid to the filter. A filter system is also described.

Abstract: Provided herein are systems and methods for determining relationships between events occurring in networks. Notifications describing events occurring in networks can be received and processed to determine groups of network event types. A root-cause network can be generated based on the events, with the nodes of the root-cause network representing different event types and the edges of the root-cause network indicating directional, causal relationships between the nodes. A received network event can be processed to determine potential causes of the received network event based on the root-cause network and other events received by the network.

Abstract: A multi-purpose weapon comprising a handle, an axe blade, and a straight knife blade. The axe blade includes a chopping surface, and two curved surfaces, which, when sharpened, allow the weapon to be used in a similar manner to a kerambit. Thus, in a single weapon, the user can use the straight knife blade, the axe blade, and the one or two curved blades.

Abstract: Systems and methods for alarm panel analysis include receiving a plurality of alarm events from the respective alarm panels monitoring corresponding buildings. An alarm analysis system may classify the alarm panels by identifying an alarm type for the alarm events. The alarm analysis system may determine a number of occurrences of each alarm type for the alarm panels, and generate a data point for a dataset for the alarm panels. The alarm analysis system may identify statistical dividers in the data points for the data set, which may be used for assigning a ranking for the alarm panels based on their location in relation to the statistical dividers. The alarm analysis system may construct and a monitoring dashboard which includes the rankings of the alarm panels, which may be rendered on a display to an end user.